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The hockey fight analogy is a good one...

http://www.dailykos.com/story/2016/...ect=trumps-miscalculation-will-hurt-him-badly

Trump's miscalculation will hurt him. Badly.



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By Murfster35
Saturday Sep 17, 2016 · 1:57 PM PDT





I’ll be honest, as an ex hockey player, there’s nothing I like more than a lively scrum in the corner or along the boards. And what we have brewing right now is a bench clearing brawl, but there’s just one problem. One team is sending their whole squad out there to mash the captain, and everybody on the other team but the captain is heading for the locker room, pronto. Of course I’m speaking of The Orange Julius vs the entire media. Frankly, I don’t understand the motive here. Trump has stonewalled on releasing his taxes this entire cycle, and he’ll continue to do so. Why not do the same thing with the birtherism issue? Trump had a legitimate stalling tactic. He responded to every question on the subject by saying he ‘doesn’t talk about it anymore”, that it was a distraction. His surrogates were on the same page. Then, for some unknown reason it started unraveling. Trump surrogates began saying on air that Trump believed Obama was a U.S. citizen.
Why the hell do this? True, the media was asking, but when stonewalled by the “I/He doesn’t talk about that anymore, it’s a distraction”, the press backed off in pursuit of other topics. Their clumsy change of direction only ignited the whole issue again, and nothing short of an admission from The Tiny Fisted Emperor would do. Trump’s :07 admission that Obama was born here, followed by him leaving the stage of his “press conference” without taking one question sparked pure media outrage.
The media is now righteously pissed. Like Bernie Maddof investors, they bought into the scam over and over again, and ended up looking like rubes when the scam was exposed. The media could no longer deny that they had been played for suckers, and that stung. For the first time I can remember, the media used the dread word “lie” to describe Trumpensteins words. And they are going to get their pound of flesh back, this isn’t going to disappear anytime soon.
The funny thing is that the Clinton campaign doesn’t even have to push this. The media is fueling and pushing this all on their own, in an attempt to restore their tattered dignity and integrity. CNN is on a full fledged temper tantrum. John Berman, Jake Tapper and John King excoriated Trump repeatedly, not only for his flimsy admission, but also for his flat out lie that the Clinton camp started the birtherism issue. One CNN panelist even admitted “We got played”.


Hell hath no fury like a reporter conned. The New York Times used the word “lie” repeatedly to describe both Trumps birtherism and his accusation on the Clinton campaign. CNN was a bit more tactful, calling the statements “factually false”, or “untruthful”. CNN’s nose is out of joint because they finally realize they got jobbed, cutting away from their regular programming for a thirty minute infomercial and self promotion tour of his new hotel, leading up to his :07 statement. NBC was the pool member that was allowed to send a camera crew on his grand tour of the hotel. They erased the tape in protest, refusing to use any of the footage on air, and nobody else did either. They instead spent all of their spare time excoriating Trump for his refusal after almost six years of smearing the President to either explain his conversion or apologize. The worst part for Trump is that the media is now bringing back up both his tantrum against Judge Curiel and his hateful rhetoric aimed at the Khan family. Both of these events had a lasting negative impact on the Trump campaign, they don’t need it brought up and rehashed all over again. The true test of the medias ire will be how much they now go back and start picking over previous obnoxious statements from Trump, and how they deal with them in retrospect. Also important will be how the media now responds to the continuing controversies concerning the Trump Foundation, and the Pam Bondi “pay for play” kerfuffle.
It is estimated that Mein Furor has received just over $2B in “earned air time” in this cycle, it allowed him to blot out 16 other contenders. Those days are over. And what media time he does get will be much more critical of him. No matter what you think of Trump, you have to admit one thing. When it comes to snatching defeat from the jaws of victory, Trumpelthinskin is the Grand Wizard!
Thanks as always for reading!
 

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The lie heard round the world: Trump's reckoning with the media continues to reverberate.



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By ian douglas rushlau
Saturday Sep 17, 2016 · 7:04 AM PDT

Trump and his crack political advisers (or is that crack-smoking advisers?) almost certainly assumed they could play the networks, the big newspapers, and the AP for the fools they collectively have been. They clearly thought they could set the terms of conversation about Mr. Trump’s ‘putting an end to this whole birther thing’ (if you haven’t had a chance yet, go back and watch his crew of surrogates attempting to use the same schtick they’ve been employing all year on CNN and MSNBC throughout the day yesterday).
Didn’t turn out the way they anticipated.
As other DKOS commenters have amply documented, Trump’s announcement was eviscerated from the moment he uttered it, and each and every attempt by his directorate of truthiness to shout over rebuttals, deflect, or ignore being called out as disgusting racist liars was skewered, relentlessly. The AP story, running in major newspapers across the country this morning, finally introduced the word ‘lie’ to the lexicon (via Talking Points Memo):
WASHINGTON (AP) — After five years as the chief promoter of a lie about Barack Obama's birthplace, DonaldTrump abruptly reversed course Friday and acknowledged the fact that the president was born in America. He then immediately peddled another false conspiracy.

"President Barack Obama was born in the United States, period," Trump declared, enunciating each word in a brief statement at the end of a campaign appearance. "Now we all want to get back to making America strong and great again."

But as the GOP presidential nominee sought to put that false conspiracy theory to rest, he stoked another, claiming the "birther movement" was begun by his Democratic rival, Hillary Clinton. There is no evidence that is true.

But when things start to ripple outside the political coverage bubble, it’s indicative that effects may be more pronounced, and that the impact will be wider, than the typical scroll across the news cycle.
A few weeks back, Wired.com, a technology and science focused site, took the unprecedented step of endorsing Hillary Clinton (it had never made an endorsement before). Today, you can find them covering the story of Trump’s lunacy and racist lies, and the media coverage of his statement, extensively. To put it mildly, this is not typically in their purview:

DONALD TRUMP TRIED to magically mask his years of paranoid speculation about the whereabouts and authenticity of President Obama’s birth certificate today with a 23-word statement at his new hotel in Washington D.C. In it, he erroneously blamed the so-called “birther movement” on Hillary Clinton, and falsely claimed that he was the one who put those rumors to rest…

As we’ve noted before, Trump has a habit of running his campaign like a Twitter feed, issuing constant updates, each one more absurd than the last, to push his most recent scandal farther down the feed. Who has time to talk about the Trump Foundation scandal when it’s Birther Day on CNN? But this tactic only works when the media takes Trump’s every utterance at face value.
Did he finally admit President Obama was born in the US? Sure. But did he also lie and fail to apologize for starting that rumor while doing it? You betcha!
For those less familiar with Wired, their readership includes a large contingent of younger, techy libertarian types. It’s encouraging that they are starting to be exposed to what we progressives have been screaming about for months. This is extending well-beyond the beltway echo chamber, and Trump’s stack of free media passes seems to have run out.
 

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Before I click View Post... can someone tell me if its from Dailykos or Huffington, so I dont have to waste my time opening it?

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Lol..
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Dafinch is a total loser. Not even vit comes to his defense.
 

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Lol..
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Dafinch is a total loser. Not even vit comes to his defense.

Lol, not long ago I posted a links showingdouble figures in nominations and awards for various writing achievements-as opposed to the opinion of a blubbery bellied, limp dicked racist loser. Suck cock Gas Bag.
 

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Classic ^

DaFinch is the forum idiot.
 

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Murfster 35. :):)

Looks like someone the RX resident retard would hang with.
 

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